Preparations underway in Bhuj ahead of PM Modi's visit on May 26

IANS May 20, 2025 302 views

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Bhuj on May 26 for a significant regional event. Extensive preparations are underway, including constructing a large venue and coordinating complex logistical arrangements. The visit will encompass project inaugurations, military interactions, and spiritual engagement at Mata Ashapura temple. Local administrative officials are meticulously planning every aspect to ensure a smooth and impactful presidential visit.

"A comprehensive review ensures flawless event execution" - Praful Pansheriya, Gujarat Minister
Bhuj, May 19: In preparation for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit to Bhuj on May 26, a high-level review meeting was held at the Bhuj Collector's office chaired by Gujarat Minister Praful Pansheriya. The meeting focused on assessing the detailed arrangements for the event expected to draw a large public turnout.

Key Points

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Large dome structure erected for massive public gathering

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PM to interact with soldiers at Naliya Airbase

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Multiple development projects set for inauguration

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High-level administrative coordination underway

Kutch District Collector Anand Patel gave a comprehensive presentation outlining the logistical preparations, including the stage setup on the Bhuj-Mirzapar Road, seating arrangements for dignitaries and the general public, parking zones, security deployment, power supply, and sanitation facilities.

The presentation aimed to update the minister on the readiness of the venue ahead of the Prime Minister's visit. The event is expected to include inaugurations and foundation stone-laying ceremonies for various development projects by PM Modi.

Minister Pansheriya also reviewed the list of proposed projects and offered suggestions to ensure the programme runs smoothly. He reviewed the roles of various administrative and event management committees formed to oversee different aspects of the planning and coordination.

A large dome-shaped structure is being erected on Mirzapar Road in Bhuj to accommodate the expected crowd for the public meeting. During the event, the Prime Minister will inaugurate and lay foundation stones for several key development projects in the region. Before the rally, the Prime Minister is scheduled to visit the Naliya Airbase to meet and interact with the soldiers stationed there.

These troops played a crucial role in defending the nation amid heightened cross-border tensions with Pakistan following the Indian armed forces' Operation Sindoor targeting terror infrastructure across the border.

Additionally, the Prime Minister is expected to seek blessings at the revered Mata Ashapura temple before proceeding to the public meeting venue.

The review meeting saw the presence of Kutch MP Vinod Chavda, District Panchayat President Janaksinh Jadeja, and local MLAs including Keshubhai Patel, Maltiben Maheshwari, and Pradyumansinh Jadeja.

Following the meeting, the entire team--including Minister Pansheriya, local MPs and MLAs, the District Collector, and senior officials--visited the event site on Bhuj-Mirzapar Road. The on-site inspection allowed them to assess the preparations firsthand, and additional instructions were issued to ensure all arrangements are completed well in advance.

Reader Comments

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Rajesh K.
Great to see PM Modi visiting Bhuj again! His visits always bring development projects and hope to our region. The infrastructure boost in Kutch has been remarkable since 2014. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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Priya M.
While I appreciate the development focus, I hope the administration ensures minimal disruption to daily life in Bhuj during these preparations. The last VIP visit caused traffic chaos for 3 days!
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Amit S.
The visit to Naliya Airbase is significant. Our soldiers guarding the Pakistan border deserve this recognition. Operation Sindoor showed our resolve against terrorism. Salute to our armed forces! 💪
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Sunita P.
Good to see the PM maintaining the tradition of seeking blessings at Mata Ashapura temple. Our cultural values matter as much as development. Hope he announces something for Kutch's tourism sector too!
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Vijay D.
The dome structure mentioned sounds impressive! But I wonder about the cost - hope this money could have been better spent on permanent community facilities rather than temporary event setups.
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Kavita R.
As a Bhuj resident, I'm excited but also concerned about security. With the Pakistan border nearby, hope the SPG and local police have made foolproof arrangements. Safety should be top priority.

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